The new Penn Station is going to be big, airy, and very bronze. New renderings, obtained by the Gothamist on May 26, offer a first look at the official redesign plans for the iconic New York City train station, which has long been derided for its windowless interior and maze-like tunnels—a subterranean hub that The Verge has described as a “hell hole,” The New Yorker has dubbed a “grimy ant farm,” and “the worst place in New York City.” The renderings show a new station that, by contrast, is ...

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